On 29 Jan 2015, at 18:31, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
On 29 Jan 2015, at 16:57, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 28 Jan 2015, at 12:02, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
How about instead of taking the account with the first hit take the
account with the *most* hits ?
[...]
I'm not convinced that would be a good solution since it would make
it very hard to change what MailMate has “learned”.
hmm - that would be easier than today.
Lets say I have Sent 4 mails to hu...@work.com from m...@gmail.com and
1000 to hu...@work.com from m...@work.com
mailmate insist on using m...@gmail.com until I remove all the 4 mails
in m...@gmail.com
I would never want moving emails to be the solution. I would just want
you to change the From address in the composer when it's wrong.
my suggestion: it would choose from m...@work.com. which is the right
choice.
if I wanted it to be from m...@gmail.com I would still have to go remove
the 1000 from m...@work.com in both cases.
That would work in both cases, but as stated I don't want moving emails
to ever be the solution. Now imagine a user sending 1000 emails from one
account and then wanting to switch to a different account. Then it would
require sending 1001 emails before MailMate had learned the change. This
is what I meant by “very hard”.
But we can both setup theoretical cases where one or the other would be
easier. It'll be my decision in the end anyways :-) What I do plan to
make easier would be how to change the From address in the Composer (and
make it more obvious when it is auto-changed). You should push me on
progress on that instead ;-)
--
Benny
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